Nebraska Newspapers

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SPECIAL NOTICE
AtlVPrtlpiiipiif for these columns
nlll lip (nU)ii until I- in. for tlif
rtcnlim edition anil iinlll H !!0 i. m.
for morning it ml Sniiility edition.
ltntex, I l-Ue n iinril first Insertion,
I n vriml I lierrnf tpr. .Nothing Inkrn
for lon til n n il.'p for Hip first Innir
tlon. These nil vrtlenieli( tiiuat lie
run poriseptitlt ply,
Ail iTllxTi, by reiiitestliiK nuin
tiprett ehcel., rnn linn1 nnmrrn nd
itrciiaeil In n iitintlicrctl letter In purr
if Tlip Hop. Vnmirrii nn mill rpsaptl vrlll
lip itrlltcred on iircupntutlou of the
clionU only.
Mil l TIONS U WfHI).
POSITION ns honspkeeppr liy refined, iitiltt
pumhored, experienced wlilow. Address I'
6, Hep A-MOOS 1'
SITI'ATIfiN wanted by two-thlrdcr com
positor, will work lit anvlhlng; wpII cdu
ciitpil Address, f 12, It'pp A M-II
VtTUII-MAI,i: IIUI.P.
WANTED, wo tmvo steady work Tor n few
good luiHttt-rn of Rood habits nml appear
ance. C. I-'. AilatnH Co , Vfo Howard Ht.
11-S70
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
tltnr; catalogue, unil particulars In p.
Address Western Hnrbers' Institute,
Omnhn, Null. II- S71
WANTED, laborers, teamsters, rock men
nml Hiirrnci) men, Neb. Wyo. nml Iowa;
rice fare; highest wages; ship dully.
Western It. It. Labor Agency, 311) S. 11th
IJ ST?
AN INTELLIGENT young mini to take u
shorthand scholarship In best school and
pay for It when rntirsn Is completed anil
position Mcc-urril. Address I. 20, Hpp.
H-S73
WAN'I'I'.D. spvpii youtiR men to prpparp for
November Omnlm postal service exnmlnn
tlon, ' thorough preparation, chnrRea
rpasoimhlp. Inulosp stamp. Interstate Cor-
1 rospoiiilpilii' ItiMtltiilP, Cellar Itaplils. In.
WANTED, at onrp. salpsman for clothing
nml gents' furnishing rooiIs: must bnvp
Koinl rpfpreiipps: niuip but experienced
itHMi iirpil applyi single man pipfprreil
Aililress (Ilobi) ( 'lot hint; Co.. Mlssoirl
Valley, la 'J-M6l' v
WANTED, a Ilrst-c1:is all-arnuml clerk
fnr a general merchandise store; mist
be well versi'il In ilry rooiIs anil have
some experience In wluilow dressing;
stalp experience anil salary expected
Address 1'. O. box SI", West Point. Neb,
H-M021 IS
WANTHIi, an experienced young traveling
man; good references required. ,inires,
V I, Hpp. B-0l,;.i8
WANTED, a few trustworthy boys as nii'i
sengprH. Apply at A. D. T. olllre, 212
Roulh t.ltli st. IIMOII ir,
WANTED. 10 tpatns to haul brlek. Krlteiv
brink Urns., South Omaha. H MUM 13
WANTED, an pxpei Icnccd grocery truvct
Iiir mini: Rood references required. Ad-
dross C 1. Hop. B-030-1S
I HAVE paying position for all uncmplnyori
male ipiipiipm. Lnu or acorcss i . i-,
Bales, MS KaniRp HIiIr.. Umaha. Neb.
lt-052-m'
WANTKP. pxtiprlcnreil hutullH wrapper,
Nebraska ClotbliiR Co. I1-.MG72 Ifi
MM'CATi:!) man to eoniliiel fitllee In each
county seat; no capital but honesty anil
rooiI common sense; reliable concern with
beaiuiuartcrs In Umalia. Aildress r ,
Hpp. It MKfiti
WANTHtl. brlKht bov. VI to lii ypars old:
smnll waues to beRln with; chance to
learn trade. Address I 8, Ilee Olllce.
II MUM Ifi'
HXPHUIHNt'Kl) clothhiR salesman wlhs
flltnatloii. i Itv or country; speak!) ii"rmau
and Swedish: Al references. Address
H ('.. 1S11 ChlciiRO St. 1! MBTii IV
MAN wanted for dalrv work. II. V. Stahr
."1st and lloulevard Ave, ha'f mile west of
deaf and diimb Institute. It US.'- 11
SlIOK.MAKnU wanled to work on a Jack
Sin a week. 20.-, N. ll'.tli. n-fiSO-K,'
U'ANTIIH. rellabt6' man to travel anit an
point aRents In Nebraska; $0 monthly
anil cmippscm insider entninliPI'iii. rer
mni;nt. John Cross, 30'5 Dcnrliorn, "111 -
eaRo. u Miivi Hi'
VANTKI). reRlitered pharnmelst; refe--
ences reiiulrcil. Single. Address I' i:i,
The Ilee. II-MTOi 17
WASTHP- Piano repairer nml llnlsher A
ospe, IourIiis st. 11 Ml! i 21
A MAIlltlKP man with no children wlihes
n position on a farm or tanen. lias been
inreman mrcr years on a rancn m is
cousin. Addrtas H. V , 2I2:i S I'lst st
Omaha U -Ml 01 10'
WAXTKD. m,rn to- le.n ii barber trade.
learn tne worn in iwo m inuis. preseiu
complete mil lit of beds, pay wages for
Rntuiday from start Rive lecturei op
skin diseases. Krant diplomas that alloiv
Rr.niuates lo wont in miv state anil piv
iraiispoitatlnn to our conese at i nicaRo
Si. l.ouls nr Mliineapnll" Itratnl unpor
tunltv lor applicants from dlslaeev fata-
loRiie mid nartlculars mailed free Mn'cr
Harbor coIcr reprcHentatlve. p;'.. k-t
nam St.. Omaha. H-Mffl.1 :
TWO wide-awake, niTRetlc salejinit'n
stejdy positions 707 N. 1Gth "t.
H-Mffll If.'
"WANTlll). four persons In Omahik. to bail'
die a valuable hist Heal thir' needed In
nice and home. Harry Curtis. Cnum It
niulTs. It M7i. iri
v.ti:i-i'Um i,n ii i-i.i.
AN 1NTKLMOKNT lady to take a short
hand scholarship in best school anil pay
for It wneil eoutso is completed ami posi
tion secured. Address I, 2.i, Hee. C 87S
WANTKP. 200 girls. 1521 Podge. Tel. 87fl.
C-S7ii
FO ctrls wanted. Canadian olllce, 1522 Douglas
C-S77
WANTIOD, a number of extra ladles and
gentlemen for singe work. Apply to
stage manager at stagn entrance Royjl's
theater any forenoon between date and
Saturday. C-M5SW 15
WANTMP, a good second gill. Mrs. K. A.
Ciulahy, 37th and Pewy Ave.
C-fi32-Hl
SCIIOOl, tllltl, offereil home and small
wages l'i family of Iwo. Address I' I,
Ree. C-Milll l.V
KNPKRIRNCKD girl for Reneral house
work. Hood wages. 4318 Farnam.
C-MlUO 1ii
OlHI, for Reneral housework In s-mall
family; waRcs J4.00 per week. Apply 1218
So. 7ih st. c-efij-ir
WANTKD, Rlrl for housework; good wagej
2101 Cass St. C-G13-H'
WANTKD. lit once, girl, 2010 Poppletnn Ave
C -CSt-l'i
COOK wanted. Mrs. ll. R. Marker, U32 S.
37lh. C-Mf,7a 1C,
WANTKD, girl for housework, In small
family, mm who can go home Idghts pre
ferred, at 140U Douclns st. C--MC62 1.V
OOOP girl for general h iuework: snnll
lnmlly. wages $1 Apply lmmedl itelv at
W2 Poppleton nve. C Milt ft
FOR RI'.NT HOI SI-.H,
I'OR HUNT
22M Clark, I rooms, cltv water, $10.00
:si N. 16th, 7 rooms, barn, modern, $2.' TO.
I tlii N 20th, 7 rooms, modern, $ts.ii .
3213 Hurt 3 rnom-, city water,
21S S 13th. 2 rooms, 2nd tlior, 113 im
!42l S lilt h. fi rooms, $15 M.
4223 N. 36th, 5 rooms. $5
STORKS.
323 So lilth. basement, $6.
:i2ii So. 16th. 512 SO.
2126 So. 16th, part store. J5.
1302 Farnam, $150.
l&oj Farnam. 2 rooms,. 3d lloor, $15.
8i B 17th. istUVf
Mci'ague Investment Co., KiOiJ Dodge Street
d-k;3-h
HOl'SKS nnd Hats. Hlngwalt. Marker blk
D-SSi
FOR HUNT, strlelly modern Hut In Dav
id bp building, onposlto city hall.
JOHN W. ROIIHINS. 1VJ FARNAM ST.
D-iVl.1
A!, WAYS moving II. II. poods pTanos
Olllco. J5Ui Faninm St. Tel. 1559 or C3
D-tS
ski: hrnry h. paynr, coi n. y. mfk.
n vst
FIVE unfurnished roeme, all modern '."U
K, ZZa 1U D Mill
I tlH HUN T-IIOI M'.M.
Hfii SKS for rent In all parts of th city
iirennBn-t.ove uo., K no lain ai.
D-S37
IK soi want your liousos well ranted place
mi'in witn itenawa k i.o. u is
uorrtiifl. etc.
P. D. Wead, 1M4 UourIhs.
P-879
6-nOOM flat, city water, 271D Burdctte.
IIOCSES. stores.
liemls, Paxton block.
P-sso
rrit.NISIIKP house
for rent.
Apply at
Rose's Art Store
HOt Sr.S. C. K. Williamson, 12 ramam.
U-.MC7I
KAIKIK modern rpuldence west part town,
$.15 (io. iiuiulre 1203 I'nrnam st. P MC75
I'OIl HUNT. largo house, partly modern,
on very reasonable terms, at -I30( ium
InR st. A P. Til key, Hoard of Trade
P-M70.' 17
2 S-HOOM houses for salp, cheap: modern.
tienawa ,v i o wi . 10t!1 St. 13 .M7D it
MOPIIHN 13-room linti-o. xtram bent. 2219
UoURe st. KltiRwalt liros . Darker blneit
P-MIWJ
rtut iicn i-im itMsitni) iioinis,
TWO furnlyhcil rooms;
references. S10 S.
12-Miill IS
:7tn.
TWO large furnished rocms for Iiiimj
keeplriR. 50C S. 22d gt. K-MK4 IV
TIlltKH roms, tuniiiekeplner;; 1112 S. 1 1 tit.
Li .Si l
MOPIH'.N rooms, 1.M week. Ml N. lilth.
n-e7n-M
ri'HNISHKP rooms, heat by steam; also
oonru. ji, iiarmony st , i ouneu iiiuitn.
' 12-M 6 17 13
IIOI'SHKHHIMNO.
fill rfo. 17th Ave.
I.AU'ii: nicely furnished froitt room: Ren-
tiemen only, v.m poiIrp. i-j-muus
TWO larire newly decorated rooms, mIiirIp
or furnlslii'il for llsht housekeenlnr: heat.
riis. porcelain bath, ete; reasonable. lltJ
S. j.,ih st. H--MC7J
HI.I20A NT room, suitable for two men.
r2 s. Kith. . i:(;m:'u
l''l'HNI.SIII2P nice rooms, some house
keeplntt, sIiirIo or ensulte, modern, rea
sonable, no ihlldreit. 510 North 10th St.
H-C7S- 16
POH HUNT, lnrwe furnished room for one
or two Rentiemen; references leoiilrcd.
I'arK a ve. i; .m !
I t IIMSIIIU) IIOOMS AM) ItOAIin.
OI.KNCAIHN.translents.Jl.criday. 169 PrH.
i' sj
OOOP board, private family,
avenue.
too So. SSth
F MS31
1'TOPIA. 1721 Pavcnpott St. K-MJ
IN PHIVATi: family. 220 St. Mary's Ave.
f yji
T1IR Merrlam, sood summer resort, 23th Ai
JJOIIRP K
PKSlHAHIiK rooms, board. 2.1S4 Harney.
f MUl.i IV
HI.KOANT room, with board. 1900 Capitol
avenue. 1'-.mms i-
FOIl TKACIIKHU. nice front alcove room
two deep closets, on same Moor with luth
room, noon meals. Terms rensonanio
207 S. 2ltlt st. F-MGri 18
I.AIillK clean rooms, modern: board
spe
clal rate for two. Oil! N C3d St.
K-M70fi !
I'llll HKVI' UMMinMSIIlJII ItUOM.S.
ITNI'I'HNISIIKP rooms; no hnjsekeen-
1I1R. I0u7 I'arK n VP. u 412
I'OIl IIHXT yi'OltliS AXI! tlFKICF.S.
FOlT" niONT. store In flr.M-elass location
rent re.isonatile. Apply H. C. Peters -1
Co., ground lloor, Ilee lililtr. I 2w
FOR IlENT. nice brick '.store bllllillnir In
Hoek Port. Atchison county. Mo.: Una
location tor Reneral stoelc or mcrcnan
dlse: bulhltni: Is Zir.rt feet, with ward
room ueparale, and Is owned by Masoilc
ioiirc, one oi ine uei corners in iowii.
Address W. K. II urtnanu, secretary.
I IS'
AtilJ.NTS W.Ti:il.
ACiKNTS wanted for the "flnlveston Hor
ror,'" the fastest sellll.g book ever pub
lished I'ontalns startling descriptions of
the horrors of the tlood and tornado, or
deaths and rescues, by America's greu'
est descriptive wrlter,v personal eye
witness Demand cnoi incus. Agents
wild with success. RIr b ok. Only $1 So.
AgenlH clearing from IS to $.!') daily.
Outtlls free Standard Pubtlsh'nR lloinc,
3.11 Dearborn st , Chicago. .1 MCSfi 17'
l.t'CRATIVn nnd p'pasaut employment;
no expense attached; cnmmlsloii Ihr.':
no expellcnce reipilred; teachers pariic
ularlv adapted to the worjt, but anyoao
can bo successful. Address 4M Reo
Hulldlng. J-M701 2S
STOIt Mil'..
PACIFIC Storago and Wnrehouse Co., 912
911 Jones, general storage nnd forwardliiR.
f.92
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1511 Farn.
Toll. UBO-'fll.
-S9.1
w.wrnn to nt v.
ALU kinds of household goods, hotels, eti.,
In lnrgo, nnd small qutntltlex. Chl'ag'
Furnuuro uo., jiuu-iu uousc ici. ij.'-'jyj
WIM, purehafo a limited number of
Omaha savings panit accounts, urenmn
l.ovo Co., 309 So. 13th. N 8 3
2D11AND bicycles). Omaln .Rlcyc'.o Co.
i .-
"OH SAI.H I'l I1MTI IIK,
FOR SAUK Furniture of nlx-room house,
complete, wltn or wiinoui piano, i.oou
loc.itloii: chcau rent. In South Omaha.
Will sell on time If desired. Address, "P,"
Hen Olllce, Houtn umnna. u uju u
I'OIl SAI.K IIOKSKS, VKIIM MIS, IJ'IT.
NEW and 2d II. vehicles nt marked down
prices, tiarry itosi, inn i.eavenworin.
1' hOi
BRAND new- high grade $325.00 Snyder
phaeton; low price. Apply ;n.i ivarnaen
,lock- i,l;11,5.1,'
FOR SALE, new boggle bodies with gear
ing for sale at $1.50 each. A. H. Alpirn,
913 Douglas. P-.M101 Oct. 7
CRAY mare. 8 years old. J. 400 pounds; alro
roan horse, u years oni, weigni i,u,o ics.
Hnruey Street Htables. Win. Fninkh',
1205 Howard. P-4JJ
roil sAi.K misci:i.!,am;oi:s.
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q-SU3
CUTTERS of drug prices. Shermnn A- Mc
COIHK'II UViB wo., -ur. ui" miu iJuiiKU,
Qbn
M II ASS, Florist. 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 770.
Plants, cut (lowers, boquets, hall, rest
ilence. wedding nnd grace decorations.
Orders by mall or cxpresso promptly tlbeu
2DHAND safo cheap. Dcrlght, 1110 Karnani.
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 S. 13
Q-903
M. & W. tires, $2.75. Omaha Mlcyclo Co
Q-90I
MANSON bicycles, $25. Omaha Mlcycle Co.
2DHAND wheels, $5 to $10; new wheels $15.
Omalia lllcycle Co., nun & ciucago his,
y km
SECOND-HAND Callgraph (new) for sale.
Cull ut olllce clerk district court.
Q-SIO
FOR SALE, corncobs.
N. 16th st.
Monroe & Co.. 811
Q-MIOii
nKAFTIFl'L Stelnwity upright plrino, must
bo sold this week Address T 1. Ree o(tlc.
Q-207 Ol
FINE harm and rubber-llrcd buacy. ery
cheap. II. E. I'redrlckson, IC1 Dodne Ht,
, Q-434 01
I'oit . w,i: Mist i:i,i,m:m .s.
1") TONS Rood hay nt barRaln. If sold at 1
once. CuddliiRton Wlhox N t . So
Omaha. Q-M39 lfi
roUALK-T"wopoornnil bllllcrd tnble.4,
cheap. 161 1, roadway. Council Ultiffx.
H-MiW
I'OIl SAL.I2. payable nfter received, three
monins trial rree: 111.2ft rnr u iiirii crane,
'drawer, drop head cabinet sewlnc ma
chine; III tw for a regular IW.oo bicycle;
ISS.50 for a $.10oo0 piano; $W.7B for n $75.'n
parlor orRan; 1Ui for a 5-plece ovpr
sturfed velour $10.00 parlor suite. All new
hlKh Bnule standard Roods. For full par
ticulars state articles Interested In nnd
we will mall yon a special catalogue.
Sears, Roebuck Ai Co , Chicago.
Q-MffiS 013'
OOOP paying business for $2,000 cash.
Rest In city for money Invested. Address,
1 10, Hee. q(;niiv
I'OR SA1,R, (lnet mntehed team Shetland
ponies In Nebraska, with buggv and liar,
in'ii State paper ou saw this In. Atlee
Hart. Pakota City, Neb. Q-MiS9 111'
HAND elevator, 20-h p. tioller, 12-h. p en
pine, wooil lathe Sprague Mnehit v
Works, 121(5 Jones st. Q-MC7 16'
MIS( Kl.l, WKOI S.
NOTICR. country dealers. 2d hand furniture
and stoves nt lowest prices, cnrload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co., 140U-10 Dodge.
R-9u7
CI, 1H VO VAVI'S.
MMK.O YLMKR scnulno palmist. 1005 Dodge.
S-14S
i:i,l2( "I'll It' TIIHATMH.NT.
.M.MR
13th.
I.KK, magnetic treatment. 507 S.
room 2. T -M 102 15
KItTR parlors. 615 9. ICth, second floor.
T-375 05
M.MR AMKS, 1015 Howard, room 1, 2d floor;
Mae Kdgnr, assistant. T MOil 2n
im:h!o.ai..
DR. ROY. chlnipodlst; corns removed, :5c
und upward. Ruom 12, Frenzur bl ick.
U-913
HOFF'S Kxprcss & Messenger Co.
Tel 1717.
l'-917
MONIIK1T, Chiropodist. 151S rarn. Tel. 2333.
f-909
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 346 Roe b:dg
U-91S
Tl'RKISH baths. maBsago baths, rlectrle
baths, for ladhs only; skilled women
massage operators; Driest equipped baths
In tho city. Renstrom Hath Company
Rooms 21ii to 220, Mec Mldg. F-910
RrPTI'RK cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Mfe, bldg., Omaha.
U-914
PRIVATR hospital for ladles before & dur.
lug confinement; babies adopted. 113G N. 17.
f-911
PI.KATINO ami pleated sklrtiTof all kinds.
M. Goldman & Co., 200 Douglas block.
C-913
PI.KATINO, buttons to order; p'nktrr;
while you wait. Omaha Pleating Co.. 1521
Douglas. C-919
JOHN UL'DD, optician. 115 S 10th St.
C-501 SI.1
PRIVATE home before and during confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Uutget. 2020
Murdette. F-Olfl
LADIES' hair shampooed, drf rre 1. 35c Hair
toilet goods. Monhclt, 1D1S Famum. Tel 2.UJ
U-!0J
E. 1,. I.OVEJOY, 11S N. 15th st., for n OOOD
bicycle, for a good sewing machine, for
anything for bicycle or sewing machines
see him. U M50I 15
LADIES' Jackets and tailor mnde suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired M. Fogel. 307 S. 17.
t!3HU-4
I.APET1TE French oval photos 50c per
dozen during September only. Proctor.
010 S. 10th. C-M333 Oct. 1
PLACE your order now for seal sacques,
fur scarfs and collarettes of nil descrip
tions; furs lepalrcd and altered, Aula
bniiRh, 'Son & Co., m Knrback blk.
t: M3S7 O-.
MO.M3Y TO l,OA ItK.M, EST ATI:.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
Iowa rarms nt 5 per cent. Horrowers can
pay $luo or any multiple. Any Interest
date. No delay. Hrpnnan-live Co., 309
South 13th St., Omnha. Neb. W 921
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
esiaie. iireni'.un-i.ove w., SCO so. latli.
W-92S
$1,000 mid upward to loan on lmprove.il city
properiy nna inrms. w . f .irnam tmitli ,fe
Co., 1320 Fnrnnni. W-929
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrantR.
Qeorge ,t Company, 1001 Farnam St.
W 031
MONEY In nny amount nt 6, 5, ft per cent.
J . V. IlUHHI.NS ft CO., 1S02 I' AHNAJI ST.
W-930
MONEY to loan on farm and rlty property;
iowphi raics. u. v. uavs uo., jdo.i Farnnm.
W-932
MONEY to loan at 3 find M4 per cent on
Omaha property. W. Ii. Jlolkle, 401 H.-1.1th.
W-927
PRIVATE money, 5. t(., 0 prr cent; no de
my, uarvui uros., ii,i:i ramam. w 2
WANTED, city and farm loans: also b'jnds
and warrants. It. C. Fours it Co., VI2
Farnam St., Hco Hide W-9.1
PRIVATE money. F. D.Wend, 1521 DoukI.ib.
v :i.'J
FIVE per cent money, ilemls, Paxtnn block.
Y 023
MONEY to loan on llrstv'Inss Improved city
liroperiv or rnr nniiumg purposes, rnyne
Knox Co.. New York Life. W-925
MONEY to loan on farms or first mort
gages discounted. I' 3, The Hee.
W Mffi2 IC
JKIXIJV TO I.OAX-CIIATTEI.S.
MONEY MONEY
l.lMMil) SAI.AllllSU PEOPLE.
No endorser nr mortcace reoulred.
LOWEST RATIOS. EASY PAYMENTS and
STRU I LV CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 52(5. llfth floor. New York Life Rldg.
X 933
-M-O-N-K-Y--D-O-Y-O-U-N-E-E-D-I-T-
Wo make loans irom $10.00 up on furniture.
pianos, horses, cows, etc. ; you keep the
property; or we will make you a SALARY
LOAN rn your own note, without Indorser
or mortgage; we cnarge nnsoiuteiv notii
Ing for making papers and we keep noth
ing out of the amount von borrow: von
way pay the money back in one month or
take more time In which to pay It, nnd
you are expected to pa.' for it only what
tlmo you use It; our rates are low nnd
our terms are the easiest ; our business Is
as contldentlnl as Is possible and our treat,
ment Is always courteous. Omaha Mort
gage Loan Co., 300 So. 10th St. Estab
lished 1S92. X-934
LOANS.
TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
ARE YOIT ONE OF THE CROWD WHO
ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE of our NEW
partial pavment plan? l.t us QUIETLY
pxplaln snme to ou We loan employes on
their notes. No mortgage; no Indorser; no
publicity. Simply a CONFIDENTIAL
HI'SINERS DEAL. We loan THOrSANDS
In this way, SO DON'T HESITATE AHOUT
CALLING. Wo are hustlers and want more
business. R R. EMPLOYES RECEIVE
PROMPT SERVICE TO SPIT THEIR
TIME AND CONVENIENCE. These are
times of heavy competition nnd to remain
lenders we must glvo moro for your monev
than others DARE. uumr
RKLIAMLE CREDIT CO..
Room 203,' Third Floor, Paxton Tllk
X-913
.MONEY loaned on plnnos. furnltiiro7iew
lery. horses, cows etc. C. F. Reed, 319 H 13
X-930
SALARY LOANS. CHATTLE LOANS J
W. TAYLOR, 21S First Nat. Rank Rldg!
X-937
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon tholr own nnmes without securltv;
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Rldg
; X-539
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Barker Rlk
X-91S
MONEY loaned on ninnos. furniture, dia
monds, watches, privately Renter's Loan
Co., 1504 Farnam St., upatalrs. X-Sl)
MIIMIV TO 1.0 t iivrrtit.M.
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamond
w.itches: paMnents pontldentlnl. Omaha
Chattle Loan Hank. 220 S. 15th, upstairs.
N9I1
Pl7fvATELOANS TO S,u7a 1 1 HDiKO
PLE. momentarily embarrassed who desire above
everything else to
AVOID Pt'HLICITY
i an be accommodated at our office with
less expense, time nnd trouble than any
place In the city.
AMERICAN LOAN CO,
Room eni, Mee Mulldlng.
N 912
IHSIMS CHANCES,
FOR RENT, owing to advancing years Mr
H. Haas, the florist at 1M3 Vinton street,
has decided to rent out his hot house at
above location, occupying 7,0 0 to Sm
square feet, under glass, with about 20)
windows, and the residence and store
fronting tho street, on the motor line 'o
South Omuha. Excellent location for the
business. Y 94 1
FOR SALE Nice boarding and livery busi
ness; chni'ce for live man with small
capital to make money. Address, Hox W,
Hee Olllce, South Omiijta. Y 17-17
FOR SALE, hardware, tinware nnd Imple
ment business; establlshid IS years, good
business; owner wishes to retire, town,
SOO. Address T fi.1, care Hee. Y M015 IS"
RESTAl'RANT. for sale or rent; good res
taurant ami lioiei; two-siory oricK Dunn
ing, well located In llvu town; good bul
ness already established Address Cltv
.Hotel, Cnrson, Iowa. Y M7H 10
I'OIl SALE 11 EA I, ESTATE.
HOt'SES, farms. R. C. Patterson, 205 N.Y L.
H l'i '.ill
HOl'SKS. lots, furms. binds, loans, ah o Pro
insurance, iiemis. raxion iuk. ms uu
HEAD THIS: one of the best homes in Han-
scom Place, 9 rooms, large lot, good barn,
sightly home, party leaving city; prxs
$7loo.oo. M. J. Kennard & Son. room .10,
Hrown block. 111:-017
SEE HENRY R. PAYNE, 001 N. Y LIFE.
nr. j v
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQt'ART ERS
for REAL ESTATE IlAIHiAINS LOW
EST RATES on LOANS: SOl'ND IN -SI'RANCE;
HOt'SES. FLATS. STORES,
for RENT. First lloor, N. Y. Life Ring
UE-ni'i
OOOD rental property for farm. Monroe
,v (.()., recu ami moi, n ibin si.
. M622
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
t'nlon Pnclilc Railroad company. H. A.
McAllaster. land commUsloner, Fnlon
Paclllc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-918
HAROAINS-IIARRISON.
N. Y. LIFK.
RE-1130ct7'
CHAS. K. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
It l'i IT
SEVEN chofc7 iots on 30th and Pratt st
Omaha, for sale or trade for Improved
city property or good farm land: have
other Income property und some rish to
match any deal. For particulars write
S. Hanson, 1015 Moone s'... Hoonc. In.
HE M31S 0
P
HARRISON, FARMS. Ni Y. LIFE
RE-3CI O.V
REST bargain, $500 will buy Address T
r.s. Hee. RE 57'-H
OWNERS WANT OFFERS.
2021 Miami St., cottage. 3 rooms, pantry.
lartfp closet, cltv water. HltiK, nice ioi (v
122 feet; the lot alone Is worth the price
asked for this property; price. $900; a bur
!ialn. 2.S12 Hamilton st., cottage. 0 rooms, city
water, Darn, nice lot anil snaup. lxamuip
this nrooertv nnd nmke an offer.
3719 Leavenworth, new.-.modern dwelling. 0
rooms, gas, porcelain bath, not anil com
water, sewer; choice . corner 70x112 fect.
Everything llrst-nlass; price, J2,n00; a bar
cain. Near 20th and Parker, modern cottnge. 7
rooms, furnace, buth, sewer, gas. city
water, good barn, south front lot, brick
paved street; price. $3.wi; a bargain.
OARVIN UROS. 101.1 FARNAM ST.
RE-M0I0 10
liJft acres of Improve 1 land. S) mllo.i west
of Sioux CltY and lx miles from rail
road: all under cultivation: house, barn,
corncrlb. granary, diiiwlmlll, grove, etc
Price. $2,000: onp-tlttrrf cash.
2,S0i)-acip stock rqmh, with excellent
stream of living .wlit'er, Home tine hav
land: will make a Vcrv1 profitable stork
ranch: a bnrgaln nt $V750 cash.
lfrt acres of smooth land, good 50U. near
railroad town, In Mtmhall county, s P.
$t.ho.
lCil acres In Holt coifnty, Neb : sultab'e
for farming. $350.
100 acres. 13 miles wept of Ewlns. Neb.;
nice "tream on thH land PrUe $.W.
Clear titles; no trades, inland P I.oc't-
wood. Slou City, la., RE-M701 17
A NICE building cnt-tfer. lots 2 ai'd 29.
Fnlrnioum Place, on easy terms Write
to F. H. Kanpcn, Milwaukee. VU.
FOR SALE. 3.W first m 'rtg.'tRe. drawl'ig
0 per cent. FecuriM on 210 acre farm near
cltv; wortn xi;,i". h am iacc vume. mn
will dWcount 3-months lateret. Address
V II. The Hee. RE-M6W 17
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health Und prompt relief
Hox 232, Omaha, Neb. Confidential.
9.' 5
VIRTl'AMA cures Impotenev resulting
from Indiscretions or debllltv. gives vl
tulltv. vlcnr. restoring desires, ambitions.
nsplratlouH of youth, health, lifting for
success, happiness In business; profes
sional, social, mairlcd life; $2 or 3 for $5.
Sent nnvwhere prepaid on receipt of
price, tup Klilil I 'rug i o., i .igin, in.
American Olllce, retail, wholesale. Mvcrs
I"llon Drug Co. Omaha; M. A. Dillon,
South Omaha: P.ivls Drug Co., Council
Mluffs. Full line rubber goods.
LADIES troubled with Irresutinitlo.
wjiltes, sterility, painful or suppressed
menstruations llud prompt relief and cure;
nulet home before and during confine
ment. Call or write with stumps to Dr.
Pries, ,ri;s ooiige in., umana. Nen.
F-M0G9 013
LOST.
LOST, bunch bills stamped People's Fur,
Ai C. C Return and reeelvo reward.
Lost -011-1 1
TAKEN FP, dark red cow with white hind
legs. John Koihelek, 2sth and 1 straeH,
South Omaba. l.osi ta.i-ir
LOST or stolen, Sept. 1. 1900, large Irish
spaniel bitch. Return to 2010 Spruce St.:
jiu reward. "i.osi auwi u"
OSTEOPATHY.
jTm7nSON Institute. ,115 N. Y. Li7ellldg.
Tel. 1001; Alice Johnson, D. O.. ladles'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlot, Mgr
-a:o
M. E. DONOIIIJE. D. O.fc of Still school
Klrkvllle, Mo. 001 Paxtofi Mlk. Tel. 1307.
N. F Mc.MI'RRAY, H. S D . D. O.. Mrs.
.1. It. Muslck, D. o.. grniiuateH A. s. o.
Klrksvllle, Mo., sulto 530-3.S Hep bldg.
372 OS
A. T. HI 'NT. D. O ,
305 Knrbaeh. Tel. 2352.
r.SO-Oct. o,
SIIOH'I'II M1 AM) TVI'l'.WIUTIMi,
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Life.
9)1
HOYLES' College, court reporter principal
Hee Rldg -013
NERRASKA Huslness and Shorthand Col.
lege'. Iloyd's Theater. 953
GREGG Shorthand taught at the Omabn
Commercial College, IClh and Douglas Sis
1) l N CI.N (i.
CALL on Morund, Crelghton hall, for
society und staRc dancing, waltz nnd
2-step, $3. Largo hall to lent for con
ventions, meetings, balls and club socials.
CSO-Hept. 21
CHAMBERS'" school of dancing, 17th and
Douglas, classes nnd clubs now form
ing at nuidemy Open dally, 9 a in. to
5 p. in. 'Phone, nil linll and rnusle
furnished parlies. Clrculurs. M59S O10
TICKET llltOKr.lt.
Cl'T rato tickets every where P. II. Phil
bin. 1505 Furnam. Telephone 781. 987
LA Mil AGES.
CHATEI.AIN School of Languages, Royd's
thcatr. will reopen Monday, September 10,
4210!)
DRESS.MAICIVO.
IN families Miss Sturdy, RH f: 20th st.
- G30 Sept 21
R. O. M DONALD. 1G12 Capitol avenue.
-MA87 013
ST VtlMlilllMi' IMI STI TTERI(1.
CURED. Julia VoughanTTao" RatnpTTlldgl
-Wl
C('OHI)ION I't.H TI.ti.
ACCORDION and side pls.itlnc. cheapest
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C, Matk, 9 lai
terson Rlk., 17th and Farnnin.
-M514 03
i:m3imv, iioii.ers, etc.
L. C. Shari Mach. Wks ; motors, dynamon.
-913
HOTELS.
HENDERSON, I1.C0 per .lay house; board.
1 tj -. ...nt r.,t. I.--. ii.i
fo.tfv lu it ,cvn. I'kii iuii ruiuuill. I,',. JAI,.
-M2C1 Ol
I' WMiitoicnits.
EAGLE Loan Olllce. reliable, accommodat
ing; nil nusncss conuucniuu. luui uougias.
-903
LOANS, H. Mnrowltz; low rates. 418 N. 10.
000
LA I'M) It V.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
c; cults, 4C. lioo l.eavcnwortn. Tel. Mi.
-00:1
STOVE R El' AI R (Mi,
STOVE, furnnce, range repairs; water eon-
net lions Om. stove Hep. wks., i;u. uoug
Tel. 900.
mns WATEll.
WANTED, bids for cutting up 101 tons old
scran locomotive hollers
A. II. A'PU'M,
913 Douglas.
M400
ICE FOR S U.K.
ICE for sale In car lots. Gilbert Urns.
Council Muffs. -MjIO
II It N I It It I; ItlM'AIIIIMi.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
-902
M AIiMlTIC HE LI.i;.
GREAT Western Institute. 1C23 Douglas St.,
chronic diseases cured; no drags, Hiirgery,
CAltPEVIKIIS M) .lOllltnilS.
ALL kinds of carpenter w irk nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. ocnutice. jrm
and Lake Sts 3W
I0I.OI ITION M) PIMSICAI, ( I Li t II.:.
CUAS. W WALTON, teacher of elocution
anil ptiyslcal cjiture. ucisarte and Swed
ish gymnastics. 29 N. ISth street.
-079-17
acei'yi.icm:.
MONARCH Generators are best. Carbide
$4.50 per loO lbs. Agents wanted. M. A. G
, ... t .nu U, l'i
I'M It. Mil HE AM) PIANO .MIIVI.Mi,
JACOB SCIIWARZ, 1610 Webster. Tel. 2010.
M12S 30
NICKEL PL ATI. ML
STOVES, lnmps nnd chandeliers replated.
Om. Plating Co., Hee Rldg. Tel. 2535.
-D00
IIIHDS AXD TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Lenvenworth.
-959
II A It STATEIIE.NT.
No. 2005.
Report of the Condition of
Tin: m:ihi ask a .national hk
at Omaha. In the slate of Nebraska, at the
Plosp of business. September u, 1900;
RESOURCES.
fill
Loans and discounts..
Overdrafts, secured
$ 001, 520. 11
S.591.45
150,000.00
20O.IHW.0O
10,500.00
llfi,39l.lS
88,000.00
27.14S.77
and unsecured
I'. S. bonds to secure
clrcu'allon
P. S. bonds to secure
K. S. deposits. r
Prem'ums on U. S.
bonds
Stocks, securities, etc.
Hanking bouse, furni
ture and llxtures
Other r c a I estato
4 owned
Due from national
banks (not reserve
agents) $ 157,244.42
D le from state banks
and bankers 31,012.0.1
Due from approved
; 'serve agents 530,792.55
Internal r o v enno
stamps 802.29
Checks and other
cash Items 07,003.51
ExchaimeH for clear
ing house 13,700 5S
Notes of other na
tional banks 31.SOO.00
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
cents 1S3 59
Lawful money re-
servo in bank, viz.:
Specie
Legnl tender notes....
124,501.05
07,000.00 1,0.10,730.02
Redemption r ll 11 u
with C. S. treas
urer (5 per cent of
circulation!
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital slock paid in.
Surplus fund
Fniilvlded p ro II t s,
less expenses and
taxes paid
National bunk notes
outstanding
500.00
$2,33,290.50
$ 400,000.0,')
30,000.01)
19,109.13
150,000.00
Due to othor na
tional banks $ 173,332.07
Due (o s(a(e banks
and bankers 70,858.07
Due to trust com
panies and Having
imnks 37.HW.S7
Individual deposits .
subject to check 822,859.15
Demand certlilC.'ites
of deposit 9,633.70
Time cortlllcatca of
deposit 120,330.07
Certllled checks 087. 00
Cashier's checks oit-
standiiiK 5,153.37
I. S. deposits 113,853.32
Deposits of I. S. dis
bursing ofllcers 1S.538.15 1.73S.927 13
Total $2,338.300 50
N.SIntP of Nebraska. County of Douglas, ss
I, Lewis M. uecu, casnicr oi me anove
uamed bank, do soleiun'y swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
LEWIS S. REED.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
14!h day of September, 1900.
L. W. SCIIEIREL.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
ll. W. YATES.
.1. 9. COLLINS.
WARREN HWITCLER,
Directors.
POS I'OI'I'K E NOTICE.
(Should he rend DAILY by all Interested
as changes may occur .it any time )
Foreign malls for the week endlt g S-p
teniber 15. ll Will close (PROMPT!. V If
all casi'Si it the General Post Olllc i
follows: PARi.'KLS POST MAILS lo
one hour earlier than closing time slum u
below. Parcels Post Mulls fur German,
close at 5 p. in. Monday and U'edm s.l.iv
Trims- Vtliinllc Hulls,
BATl'RDA Y -At fi n. in. for KCRol'l) -it
s. s. Ktrurla, via ljueepitown .m.ill fnr
Etrurla "), at 0:3o a. in for (JERMANV
per s s Trave, via Bremen (mall ( r
oilier parts of Europe via Southampton
must be directed "per i- . Trae"i, a
S rt m for NETHERLANDS direct. I'
s. s. Amsterdam (mall must be dlrnt' I
"per s, s Amsterdam"); at 9 a m '
1TALV per s s. Werra (mall must be
illrectcil "per s. a. U'erru"): at 10 m
for SCOTLAND direct, per s . An
chorht mult must be dlrtpled "tur .
Attchorla"); at 11 a. m. for DENMARK
direct, per s. s. Helila (mall must bu fli
reeted ''per s s. Hekla' ); at 11 a ni. for
AZORES ISLANDS direct, per s i
Spartan Prince
PRINTED MATTER, "ETC -Th stcnmT
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papeti
l't)i'OI''lMCI5 .NOTICE.
and Samples for Germany only. V '
same pias of mrtll matter for other pir
of Europe will not be ent bv tins li'1
tmlr specially dlrrcted b her
After the clo-ilng of th, Supp'i men. i'v
Trans-Atl.intlc Jtnll named above a i Ii
tlonai supplementary malls ate opened m
the piers of tin Amerlin-. Eng'l h.
Kreiich and Germnn Meant-, ai-d teuioi'i
open until within Ten Mlnutii of ih-
hour of salting of steamer
.11 n IN fur South nnd Centi-nl t niprlcu,
Weil IiiiHps, Eli.
SATI'HDAY- At 9:30 n m isupplementaty
' m ! f. r RT. THOMAS. ST CROt.N
I. LEU ARP nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS
and PKMERARA. per s s Fontabel.e
imali fnr Grenndn nnd Trinidad must b"
directed "per s. s. Fnnt.ihelle ' i . at pi
m for GRENADA and TRINIPAP. ,r
s Maraval; tit 10 n. in. (sup,lemeti'.ir
10:30 a in) for FORTl'NE 1SI.M'
JAMAICA. SA VANILLA, CAR rll.
GEN A nnd GREYTOUN. per s s A e ie
(mall for Costa Rica mut be illrci"!
"per s s. Alene"); at 10 a m cuppl
mentnrv 10:30 a. m.i for ci'RACOA an I
VFNEZI'El.A, per s. s. Ilililur (mail f r
Sutanllla and Csrthngena mint be ,'l
rci ted "per s. s. Hlldur"): ai b n m
for Porto Rico, per s. s S.in Juan; ai 11
n m for CI'HA, per s. s Havana
St'NDAY At 8:30 p. m for ST PIERRi':
MIQFELON. per stenmer from Nort i
Sydney.
Malls for Newfonndlnnu, v rail to North
Sydney, and thence by .ttamer. elos" p
this oilier dally at 8:30 p in. iconncctPiK
i lose here every Mondai. Wednesday and
Saturday) Malli for Mluuelon, by rail r.
Hoiton and thence bv .ttennier. cio'p - I
this olllce dallv at 8.30 p tn Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Pott Tamp.i, Fla . n 1
thence by steamer. cloe at thi oile
dally icxeepl Moijd.ty) nt 7 a ith-
connecting c!oes me on Sunday. Wcd'i s
day and Friday). Mails for Mexico CPy.
overland, unless speclallv aildrpsse I fo
dlspatih by sleamer, cloe at this oiibe
d,ill at 2.: a. in and 2 :' p in Mall
for Costa Rica bv roll to Mobile, and f r
Belize. Puerto Cortez ami Ouatenin'a. i.
rail to New .Orleans, nd lb. nee b
steamer, close at this olhcp da Iv ,ii ,1
p. nt. (connecting clones here Tups In s
for Cosia Rica nnd Mondavs lor He i"
Puerto Curler, nnd Ou.itomul.ii l', ut
(errd mall close at 0 p. m pre. inns d ly
Trittift-PiiPllle Hulls.
Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Phr
Ipplne Islands, via Snn l-'rancl-ipo i"e
here dally at 0:30 p. m. up to Septemb r
10th. Inclusive, for dlsnntch per " -Doric.
Malls Jol ilawmi, via San Fnn
cIsco, close here dally at fi.3o p m up t
September 14th, tnclu-lve, for tllspa',' i
per s. s Australia Malls for Ausinlli
except West Australia, which goes vl i
Europe, and New Zealand, whli Ii go.-s
via San I'ranclsco). and Fill Island". 'a
Vancouver, close here dally at 0 1') p tn
up to September 15th. Inclusive, r.,r ,11--patch
per s s. Wnrrliuoo (sunpletnennirv
in. ill. via Scuttle, close ai i!:30 p nt S "
tetnlier lOthi. Malls for Hawaii. Jap in
China and Philippine Islands. la San
Francisco, close hero dallv at 0.3a p. m
up to September 17th. Inclusive lor dis
patch per s. s. Nippon Maru MslN for
Australia (except Wes' Australia). New
X.eal'ind. Hawaii. Fill and Sam an
Islands, via San Francisco. e,te b.,e
dally at 0:30 p. in. nflcr S'ptetnber PWb
and up to September 2'Uh. Inclusive. ..r
on dav of arrival of s. s Catnpaiili. due
at New York September '21111 lor ,11 -patch
per s. s. Alameda Malls f r chb a
and Japan, via Vancouver, close h"ie
dallv at 0:30 p. in. up Id October 2d. In
clusive, for dispatch pc s. s Etnprpss
of India ireglitered Pmll must be di
rected "via Vancouver")
Trans-Pncillc mnlls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of cln
Ing Is arranged on the prrpumption of
their uninterrupted overland iritis, t
Registered mall cloes ai p m prev
ious day. CORNEL! FS VAN ('OTT.
Postmaster
Postotllce, New York, N. Y , September 7.
190.).
l.EIIVL Ml'I'K'i:.
noi'icf.
doi'glas col'ntv fair
The county fair will be held with the Ak-Par-Bcn
carnival In Omaba on Septem
ber 21 to 29. Persons -desiring to exhibit
live stock, poultry or In any department
of tho fair should i-p' tire entry bljnk
at once from G. W. Hervc, i,icretar.
1112 I'arnam street.
Tin live stock will he exhibited on 'he
grounds of the Omaha Driving pirk.
S1G-.M&E 71
ItAII.U Ai tmik T.ni,i:s.
FREMONT ELK HORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line" Oenorul Olllces
Pulled Status National
Hank Bldg , R. W. Cor
Twelfth nnd Farnam Sis
Ticket Olllce, 1401 Farnam St. Telephone.
501 Depot, 15th and Webster Sts. Tele
phone, II5S Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Denf'wood.
Hot Springs' a 3.00 pn a 5:00 pm
Wyoming. Caspar and
Douglas 1 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
E.xeter and Seward.... b 3:00 pm h 5:C0 pm
Norfolk. Verdlgro nnd
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Lincoln. Wuhoo and
Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am
Fremont Locni c 7:30 am
n Dallv b Dally except Sunday c Sun
das onlv d Dally except Saturday, e
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO, ST. PAFL
Minneapolis it Omaha
Railway "The North
western Line" -General
Ofllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
Sts. Cltv Ticket Ofllee.
1101
15th
Farnam SI. Telephone, 5G1. Depot,
and Wobstor Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... a 0:00 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha Pasesnger ull:10 am
Slotix City & North
east Nebruska n 3:50 pm
Oakland Locul b 5:15 pm b S:13 nm
ft ll.'lllv ll n-itlv nvpnii Mim.'tfiv
CHICAGO Ai NORTH
western Rail wav "Tho
Northwestern Lino"
Cltv Ticket Olllce, 1401
Furnam Street. Tele
phone. 501. Depot, Tenth
rtnd Mnpoti SIh. Tele.
phone, 029.
. Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am nli:.T) pm
Chicago Passenger n 1:15 pm n S:10 am
Eastern Express, Dos
Moines, Marshalltown,
Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago nl0:53 am a 4:03 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago and East a 4:53 pm a 4:03 pm
Fast Mall, Chicago to
Omnha n 2:15 pm
Omahu-Chlcngo Special. n 7:15 pm n S:00 pin
Fust Mntl n 8:30 am
a Dallv
siofx crrv .t pacific
Railroad Tho Norin
western Line" ciencral
Oflloes, Fulled States
National Bank Building
S. W. Corner Twelfth
anil Fnriintit KIs Ticket
Olllce 1101 Farnam St Telephone. 501 pe-
mji, n-iiiii unu .uasou nis. i eiepnniic, i,j.
I.eave. Arrive
Twin City Express . .a 0:55 am nIO 50 pm
j win city i.imueu ..a 7:;!& pm u mia am
Sioux ity Local ..nsiOOain u f.'.V pm
a uauy
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
Ai Qiilncy Rallroad-"Tlio
Burlington Route" Ticket
Oftlce. 1502 Farnam St
Tel 250 Depot. Tenth Ai
Mason Streets. Telephone,
Leave.
Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial ..ii 7:0i) am
Ptorla Express
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex.. a 4:00 pm
Chicago Local Express. a R:50 nm
Chicago Limited a 7:45 pm
Pacific Junction Local. .al0;l5 urn
Pacific Junction Extra.
Fast Mall
a Dally.
n 9:2,i pm
a 7:t5 am
a 4:01 pm
u 7H5 am
a 7:01 pm
a 2:15 pm
KANSAS CITY. St. JO
scph & Council Bluffs
naiiroaa-"Tho Hurling
ton Route ' 'i loket Ofllee,
1502 Furnam street. Tele
phone 25'). Depot, Tenth
iiiui .iiiisnn streets, tcio
phone, 12s.
Leave
Arrive,
. ,u,tpt,.-i voy iiij i-.x ii am
I Kaiifa" ''i Nighi Ex uio 15 pm
St ! uis l'i er f ,r St.
Lansns City Dny Ex a S:50 am
a 0:li pm
u 0:15 utii
I Joseph and St Louis
t a Dally
a 1:5.1 pm all;1.1 am
Ht RI.INnvo.N Ai MIS
souil River Railroad
"The Burlington Rome
(leneral Ofllces. N. XV
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Sts. Ticket Olllce. 1502
Farnam street Telephone.
llliruuciou sihuuii. c iimi uuu .iitnuu
Streets. Telephone. J.3-
I.ea
I. Inc., In. H.iHilncB and
Arilve,
MrCook aSsl'jHm a 7:35 pm
I.lmoln. Denver. Colo
rado, I'tah, Callfomla.a 4:25 pm
Lincoln & Black Hills, u 9:30 pm
Mintana. Puget Sound. . n 9:30 pm
Lincoln Fust Mall . a 3:00 pm
Denver, Colorado. L'tah
Si California .,..,,,,
l Pally, .
n 3:(Ji) pm
a 3 0) pro
a 0 (5 am
a 10:35 am
a CIS am
R VII, W V TIMi: TAII1.1L
I'NION PACIFIC-' THE OVE It
land Route General Ofllces,
N K Cot, Ninth and Farnnnt
streets. City Ticket ORlre, 13M
Farnam street Tcletihone. 310.
Depot. Tenth and Mason St-.
Tcleiihone, IBP.
i.eave. Arrive
The Ot Miami Llmlt'd n 8:20 am n 7:38 pm
Th- hlciisn-For.lnud
Speclni a 8:20 am n 7:35 pm
The Fat Ma'l a 8:50 am a 3 25 pm
The Colorado Special ..all .35 pm n 0.50 nm
The Fast Mall n 4:35 pm
Lincoln. Hentrleo nnd
StromslmrR Express b 1:10 pm bl2:J5 pm
The Paclllc Express .n 1:2 pm
The Atlantic Express. a 0:50 am
Grand Island l.n.al b S."0 pm b 9:30 am
n Dally b Paliv c:.cpt .Sunday
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rallrosii City Ticket Or
tlce, I4u2 Fiii'tiam street.
Telephmic. 215. Depot
Tenth and Mason streets
I.tave
.... nil '10 am
. . n " .45 pm
St.
b 7 (0 am
St.
.,. ..a 7:15 Vn
from
Arrive
a 1.05 pm
a t:'.5 sin
b 9.40 pm
a S:15 am
Chicago Kxprcss
Ch.fago Limited
Minneapolis and
Paul Express
Minneapolis n.ut
Paul Limited ....
Fort Dodge Local
Council Bluffs . .
a Dally b Path'
.b t:: o pm
bio. IB am
ex'ept Sunday.
CHICAGO. MlLWAl'KEE i
St. Paul Rallwav-Clty
Ticket Olllre. I5i) Farnam
Street. Telephone 2S4 Depot
Tenth and Mason Streets
Telephone. 029
Leave Arrive
Ch'cnfto Limited Ex n rt:ii) pm u s ofi nm
Chungn Ai Omaha Ex b 7'F, am b 3 55 pm
1 Dally b Pni! except Sumlay.
CHICAGO ROCi'C ISI -nnd
Ai P iclllc V illroa.l
"The Gteat RnoU l1
nnd R ute " Cltj ric'i
et Olllce. 1323 Farnnm
Street. Telephone, (2J
Depot, Tenth Ai Mason
Streets Telephone 621.
l.cnve. .Mine
lifi'i Moines and P'irn
port l,,,ial a 7 25 am
Chicago Kxp''s ..bll lS am
blcago Ft ' Express .a 5:0) pm
I Incoln and l'alrbury . .a s:3'i am
tilt .33 nm
a 8:10 nm
a t;.5 pm
a 7.0) pm
i.iucoif. t "lor.uio fjpgs .
Denvi". Pueblo and
Wp' t a 1 50 pm a 1:15 pm
tier Monies Kuril Ul
ead und Chicago n 7.15 pm
Colorado Ai Ton is Fl rr a fiiS? pm
a 5.50 pm
n o.lb am
a Pally, b Dallv t rept S'.ii. lay
Sias5rjPl OMAHA .1ST I.OFISRAIL-
ro.id -onialin. Knusns Cltv
,i Eastern Rallreiul "Tho
Juliu x Rniitp" Ticket Of
llcp, Hi", I'arnam Street
Telephone 322 Depot, Ten ill
and Matey Streets. Tele
phone, ti."J.
Leave. Arrive
St Louis Cannon Hall
Express a 6:05 pm u S:20 nm
iansas i itv anu (,'unn v
Lncnl a
a Dally.
:00 nm a 9:00 pm
W ABASH RAILROAD
iV'THTS I Ticket Olllce. 1504 Farnam
f VMWA Street. Telephone. 5.95. De
J)VnV1H, nm. TpiiiIi und MnrcV
Streets. Telephone, 029.
Leave. Arrive.
S. Louis "Cannon Hall"
Rx press a 5.C5 pm a S:20 am
a Dally.
MISPOI RI PACIFIC RA1L
rond General Olllces and
Ticket olllces Southeast Cor
ner 11th and Douglos Sts.
Telephone 101. Depot, Union
station.
Leave. Arrive
St Louis, Kansas Ai
Nebraska Limited . alO.OO am n 0.30 pm
K. C, St. L. Exprcts ..al0:10 pm a 0:15 nm
Leave from 13th
Webster HIS.
and
X,.l....ul;., I
Via.
Weeplnc Water ... .1) 4.ir, pm niu:ia inn
a Dally.' b Dallv except Sunday.
BAR POLITICAL CHIT CHAT
llilrlluuloll Emplujes AmLpiI In Re
fill In from Discussion Politics
Willie on Dill;.
Within the next few days oiip Omaha
road and perhaps others will Issue In
structions to Its employes, advising them
that in the political campaign which Is
now reaching lis height they will bo ex
pected to subordinate politics to their work.
It will not be the purpose of this order to
Interfere with the political rights of any
employe, but merely to guard against such
Inttrcst being aroused that work necessary
to bo performed might be neglected.
The Burlington Is tho road which pro-
petes to Issue instructions along tlicso
lines and General Passenger Agent Francis
has In his mind the Issuance of a circular
lo all employes coming under his Jurisdic
tion as follows:
In view of the coming presidential elet
tlon II Is the dcsiip'of the management tint
oir emplojes refrain as f.tr as possible
from political dlsctisslnnh. especially whllo
on duty. It Is particularly desirable that
tralnipen do not permit these discussions
to prevent them having a sulllclcnt amount
of rest nt terminals. Stntlsilcs show thnt
during the presldeutlul election years the
per coin or uccldents increases rrom .ittiv
to November. This Is probably cnused by
tho men not paying c'oser attention to Hid
work, but pcrinittlni; their minds to bn
occupied by other matters. We are par
ticularly anxious this year to avoid acci
dents from this cause I ask. therefore, for
your close attention to your work during
this icrloil.
i-iir.i;iir it vi es still i .vs i'ahi.e.
Tariffs 1'llNt of (iiiciiuo Sold In Hp hi
NYnblily i.'iuiillll
President Hurt and (loncral Passenger
Agent Lnmnx of tho Union Paclllc left last
ovenliiR for New York to be 'In attendancii
upon tho meeting of executlvn ofllcers ot
western rnllrouds, which will meet next
Tucsiluy. S. II. Babcock, tralllc manager,
nnd (I. W. Heintz, general passenger ngent,
of tho Hlo Grande Western, passed through
tho c.lty on tho Burlington this morning,
hound for tho snmn desllmitlon.
One ol tho particular matters that will
come up before tho evocative oiriccrs will
be relative to the organisation of a trans
(ontlnonial passenger assmiullon. It In
also Intimated that tho presidents and
freight tralllc ollhiuls will dovole nnmo at
tention lo freight matters. Even though
the Ironclad presidents' agreement that no
freight rates be cut Is presumed lo bn
effective, still It Is u generally rccognied
fact that rates are In a decidedly tinstablo
condition. It Is charged by local freight
men Hint rates on nil roads east of Chl-
ago aro In an unsteady tondltion and
local freight tralllc Is moro or less af
fected by this situation.
r n Ion Fiicllle's Ncv) Tli'Lel OIIIpp.
The Union Pacific uptown ticket office Is
now completed. Passenger oltliials aro well
pleased with the transformation that has
been plfortrd In tho old Ouhn building. N'o
detull lins been overlooked that would con
tribute lo the appearance and cnnvenlencn
of the olllce. All of the furnishings nro
new and modern ami the ticket cafes aro
particularly tine. The walls oro covered
with' a heavy, plain green frescoing and aro
hung with handsome pictures representing
scenes nlong the line of the Union Pacific.
A cozy private olllce lins been provided for
George Abbott, tho illy paFsenger agent.
Hiilluii.t o(e nml Pei'Miiinils,
J. It: Allen, Missouri Pacific ageiil ut
Lincoln, IS In tho city lsltlim his iiimiv
friends.
Assistant Gcnci'iil Passenger Agent Gerrlt
Fort lit the I'lllon Paclllc has returned
from-his Initial trip over tho line.
S. F Randolph, traveling p.iHHpiiKer agent
of the Baltimore it Ohio Southwestern, Is
ii visitor In the city fiom St. Louis.
Gcnrgo F. West, i Rv passenger agent of
tho Northwestern, has been called to
Cedar Rapids b the death of his wife's
mother
A'pilsiant il'tiei'il Freight Aient .1 o
I'hllllppl of (he Missouri Paclllc has re
turned from Atchison, where he attended
the fuiiu..l ul Mrs. W. It. Penboilv. wife
of AsslMlunt Ocrieial Freluhl Agint Pea-
j bod;' of St. Louis
Thomas ; Mii'l'lUn, T-nrrsI western
ueiil 't the Nashville, (imttuiinogu U St
Louis. Is ti visitor in the iii trun St
I Louis. J Henr Butler iruve Ing freljht
, mwi for the aanie line, with heaatiaartwn
1 In Kansas City, li tUe In town.
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